Sentence examples for extent recognized from inspiring English sources

Being unable to refute Place, and recognizing the unsatisfactoriness of Ryle's treatment of inner experience, to some extent recognized by Ryle himself (Ryle 1949, p. 240), Smart soon became converted to Place's view (Smart 1959).

We found that the use of cognitive outcome measures in calculating ICERs is to some extent recognized, but is still in its infancy.

Potential value of cognitive states in CEA, as a way to account for partial behavior change, is to some extent recognized but not (yet) integrated in the field.

The present review shows that the potential value of cognitive states in CEA, as a way to account for partial behavior change, is to some extent recognized, but not (yet) integrated in the field.

Although the anti-BanMMV antiserum could to some extent recognize BVX viral particles, direct binding (DB) was shown to be a more efficient method for processing BVX-infected samples and a PDO-DB-RT-nested PCR assay was developed for the detection of BVX from leaf extracts.

This topological feature has, to some extent, been recognized before for certain multi-phase materials.

However, neither the rate of secretion nor its extent is recognized, so far [ 1, 29].

The noise was added to the stimuli to make it difficult, to some extent, to recognize the words based on audio only.

The concerns may be mitigated to some extent by recognizing that Butler is interested in the very formation of self-identity as understood within a psychoanalytic tradition.

Their rights to control the curriculum and, to a certain extent, delivery is recognized by the university's collective bargaining agreement and by the Higher Learning Commission, our accrediting body.

Sedna has a highly elliptical orbit in which its closest approach to the Sun is more than twice that of Neptune i.e., billions of kilometres beyond the recognized extent of the Kuiper belt; it may be a member of a population of objects lying between the Kuiper belt and the Oort cloud.